The Strange Cultivation Simulator

This is how it should be for a protagonist with cheat codes! I'm fed up with those idiotic protagonists who have cheat codes but still act like complete cowards!

I hope you won't deliberately suppress the protagonist's strength. What's wrong with leveling up quickly? At worst, you can just move to another map and continue leveling up once you reach the top of this world. This simulation training is meant to be a satisfying read, so please don't suppress the protagonist's strength like some people do and fill in unnecessary plot points!

It's so well written, with a step-by-step approach, clear logic, and decisive action. This is a must-read! I'm hooked!

The writing is good, but the author is too concerned about short-term gains and losses. If the initial sales aren't good, they'll just keep updating only once a day, hoping to lose even their few remaining readers before abandoning the book and starting a new one. There are countless authors on Qidian, but how many become legends with a single book?

When costs are low, you can't simulate all auxiliary skills and techniques to their maximum level before upgrading. Upgrading by that way wouldn't cost much. Instead, you should simulate 10,000 times, then simulate physique, then comprehension and power, and only upgrade after all of those are done. That's more reasonable. Of course, you can't write a book like that, otherwise one page would be the whole book!

This is what you call a satisfying read! The plot is fast-paced, and the protagonist is genuine and unpretentious. Highly recommended!

The book is good; the writing is concise and to the point. I'll make a wish.

The enemy attacks the protagonist: A giant hand sweeps across the sky, and the protagonist is nowhere to be seen. The protagonist fights across two vastly different realms: enemies are only three to five meters apart, yet he insists on taking a step and punching, complete with a pre-attack animation, demanding identification to save his life, and pleading for mercy – all padding for word count.

I think this book is quite enjoyable and very satisfying. However, sticking to the same routine is getting a bit tiring, and the pace is a bit too fast. I could write more about my daily life. By the way, are there any other good simulator novels you can recommend? I randomly picked a few, but the authors' intelligence is generally worrying...

A very promising book. Keep it up, it's really enjoyable. Unconventional. 🌹🌹🌹